Jm = i*m
Nominal interest rate = 9% per annum.
J2=9%
J1 = "J_{2} \\times 2 = 9\\% \\times 2 = 18\\%"
J12= "J_{1}\/12 = 18\\% \/ 12 = 1.5\\%"
J2 is an interest rate of 9% per annum implying that it is compounded semi-annually. To convert it to J12 requires the conversion to J1 to get the yearly interest rate compounded annually which in this case is equal to 18%. To get J12, the J1 interest is divided by 12 months to get 1.5% which means that and interest rate of 1.5 percent is charged on a monthly basis.
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